BME Course Guidesheet 2017-18

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MCAT Preparation

These suggested course tracks are based on undergraduate requirements from the class entering in the 2017-18 academic year. These are only suggestions, refer to the University Bulletin for the official requirements for each major.

For archived requirements refer to the University Bulletin. Select desired year in the bottom left-hand corner under, "Bulletin Archive" and then the area of study.

For more information on graduate-level requirements go here.

Please make note of Pre- or Co-requisites

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Year 1

Engineering Design Division - The freshman year is common to all engineering majors

Fall

General Education Elective (A, G, N, P)

Body/Wellness

Spring

General Education Elective (A, G, N, P)

Body/Wellness

Year 2

Fall

Spring 

General Education Elective (A, G, N, P)

Year 3

Fall

BME Depth or Science Elective - Depth Electives are chosen from your concentration. Science electives include: PSYC 111, PSYC 220, BCHM 403, any CHEM 300 level and above, any BIOL 300 level and above

Spring

AND

OR

General Education Elective (A, G, N, P)

Year 4

Fall;

BME Depth elective - Depth Electives are chosen from your concentration.

Spring

BME Depth or Science Elective - Depth Electives are chosen from your concentration. Science electives include: PSYC 111, PSYC 220, BCHM 403, any CHEM 300 level and above, any BIOL 300 level and above

BME Depth Elective - Depth Electives are chosen from your concentration.

AND

OR

OR

 

BME with MCAT Preparation

Year 1

Engineering Design Division - The freshman year is common to all engineering majors

Fall

General Education Elective (A, G, N, P)

Body/Wellness

Spring

General Education Elective (A, G, N, P)

Body/Wellness

Year 2

Fall

Spring

Pre-Med Elective - From this list

Year 3

Fall

Pre-Med Elective - From this list

Spring

Two Pre-Med Electives - From this list

MCAT

Typically taken after Junior Year

Before MCAT, you should take:

Year 4

Fall

BME Depth Elective - Students who are planning on taking the MCAT, must choose two additional depth electives from any of the other BME concentrations, except pre-health to meet the 48 engineering credit hour requirement.

Spring

BME Depth Elective - Students who are planning on taking the MCAT, must choose two additional depth electives from any of the other BME concentrations, except pre-health to meet the 48 engineering credit hour requirement.

General Education Elective (A, G, N, P)

General Education Elective (A, G, N, P)

AND

OR

BME Major Concentrations

Students are required to select an area of emphasis to gain more in-depth knowledge and specialty training in biomedical engineering.

Students must take any two courses from the list of courses prescribed in each concentration to declare their concentration. 

Courses from a concentration fulfill the BME Depth Electives.

Biomaterials and Bio-pharmaceutical Technology Concentration

(Choose two courses to declare this concentration)

Computational Biosystems Concentration

(Choose two courses to declare this concentration)

Biomedical Devices and Instrumentations Concentration (Choose two courses to declare this concentration)

Pre-Health Concentration

(Students who wish to complete the pre-health concentration, but are not planning on taking the MCAT, must complete two courses from the pre-health concentration below, in addition to any two engineering depth electives from the other three BME concentrations. The two additional engineering depth electives are required to meet the 48 engineering credit hour requirement.)

Students who plan on taking the MCAT should follow the BME MCAT Preparation Guidesheet to complete the suggested courses prior to taking the MCAT Exam.